Text by Snow Baby, Copyright 2022 . The Past . I was born at Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook, Pa. at 7:00AM on Friday, September 11th, 1998 to two drug addicted parents. My mom and dad got high off of anything they could touch. I have eight siblings. We all were separated, wound up in… Continue reading Snow Baby: The Past
Category: Cameras
A.H. Scott: A Most Favorable Shade
Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . A Most Favorable Shade . It cannot be captured by another’s eye Even if a lens could even try It can be seen if appreciation exists Even if the makers of taste wish not to persist To go forward boldly against the tide of criticism That’s the shade… Continue reading A.H. Scott: A Most Favorable Shade
Bob Shell: A Revolution in Imaging
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . A Revolution in Imaging . I’ve just learned of an amazing breakthrough in imaging technology. A camera the size of a grain of salt has been developed by a team of researchers at Princeton University and the University of Washington. In spite of its tiny size, the camera… Continue reading Bob Shell: A Revolution in Imaging
Ted Kawalerski: Stunt Pilot
Photography and Text by Ted Kawalerski, Copyright 2021 . Stunt Pilot . I was living in Rochester, New York at the time – about 37 years ago. Bausch&Lomb, the company that invented and manufactured Ray-Ban sunglasses, was one of my great clients – the kind of client that you ask the gods to connect with.… Continue reading Ted Kawalerski: Stunt Pilot
1975: My First Camera
Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2021 . 1975: My First Camera . My dad was an amateur photographer who learned in the 1940’s how to process his own film in his bathroom at the apartment he and my mom had at 39th and Baring street in West Philadelphia. Dad was eager to see me… Continue reading 1975: My First Camera